Why is there no plan of redemption for fallen angels?
There is no plan of redemption for fallen angels because every angel is a specific creation. If God provided redemption for angels, He would need as many Saviors or Redeemers as there are angels, which would be ridiculous. Scripture records no instance of angels having an opportunity for salvation; once an angel rebels or falls, he is done.
Les explains that Scripture contains no instance of angels having an opportunity for salvation. If an angel rebels or falls, he is done; there is no plan of redemption for them. The reason is that every angel is a specific creation. Thus, if God were to provide a plan of redemption for angels, He would have to have as many Saviors or Redeemers as He has angels, which would be ridiculous. Les uses this as an analogy to Eve being in Adam: if Eve had not been in Adam from the beginning, God would have had to provide a separate Savior, a separate Redeemer for the female of the species. But Adam is the federal head of the whole human race, men and women, so only one Redeemer was needed. This underscores why fallen angels have no redemption plan.